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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-11-29
THE "EULOGYn SCANDAL.


What Deacon white, Of the Plymouth
Church, Pre,licts-Dr. Pnrker Explains.
New ioRE, Nov. 2S-The Hon. Deacon
!. V. White has written letter on tho
Dr.. Parker eulogy scandal. He cloaes
the lotter'as follows: " hear that DR..
Parker is engaged to preach on December
4 in the Plymouth pulpit. II tho inct is
demonstrated before that time that Dr..
p"rker received foe out OF the receipts
Tor that eulo2y, l predict that Plymouth
pulpit will, on that day, bo too hot to hold
him, Or nt least thst ii he can endure tho
ca'o;lc Of hin environment he will look
out on congregation 90 irigid that tho
contrast wlll suSgest the respective TEN.
peFa.u,es Of Dives and Lazsrus on q mem.
osa6lo occaaion." g. -'s..z
The following dispatch from tho Eng.
liah clergyman, dated Chicsgo, was re-.
ceived by the Herald yesterday sfsernoon: !:
10 deliver the eulogy at Brooklyn
paid ior s'x Thousand miles Of travel, shs.
pended my usual work in London for Eve
weeks, paid ior the supply Of my pulpit
during an absence OF Ave Sundays, and for
tho whole time, work and expenea, re.
ceiyod neither more nor lees than 500. e
!siEaed.) "JosErn PARkRR."
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-11-29
Tho River nIlncrs Still Firm,

PITTsnuRaH, Nov. 2S.-Ata q meeting Of
the Pittsburgh and Southern Coal Com.
pany, representing nlno Of tho largeut
river coal firms in this section, to conaidsr
tho demands of the miners,it wss decided
to refer the question of arbitration to the
other operators along the river. II they
consent to arbitration another meeting
will be held to select board. The mines
are cloaed on account Of the long drouth
which han prevented the shipment Of coal
to lower ports. Tho miners ssaert that
they will not 70 to work when the mines
resume operations unless their demands
are granted. 7i ~
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SABBATH DISSERTATION.
Chicago Ministers Propuso to Abolish All
l. f.n1Or GIN

Chicago Ministers rropuso to Abolish All
Labor on Sunday.
CHICAGO, Nov. 2s.-Ata meeting Of the
pastoraof the various Protestant denom-
nations held to-day the subject of Sab.
bath desecration waE discussed.
Bsv. @. E. 'Maudsvlllo read FIVE email
papers on the subject and moved tha. they
be presented to the Washington Confer.
ence with the understanding that the
Conference appoint a committee to Law
the subject before Congress-. The first
paper said that but for Sabbath deaecra.
ton there would be no Anarchists in this
country. 1t calla for combine among
the church people to down the demon Of
Sabbath desecration. The proposed plan
strikes at every form Of labor now indulged
in on the Sabbath day. The minieters
propose to petition Congress to enact 10 VS.
frat to dispense with carrying mail and
holding postonices open on Sunday. The
paper is addressed TO the House OF Repye-
sentatives in Congress assembled, and
Gays: "Tho teleeraphis now used to trans.
nit all important news, and therefore
there is no absolute necessity for running
mails on the Sabbath. Consequently the
running Of mails on that day is in viola
ton Of State laws" 81
A paper to directors Of telegraph lines
Gays: "The electric forces now utilized by
our telegraphs have brought the people Of
the world in closer proximity, and there
fore thore is no more necessity for irons
acting business by telegraph on tho Sab.
bath than there is iorpeople to keep their
stores open."
The last paper Is addressed to tho pro-
prietors Of the public press Of the United
States, and saya: "rhe Sabbath IL the di.
viding line between Christianity and
heathenism. 1t Ia the bulwark that
shields our Christian civiliz ..ion against
anarchy; every influence that tends 10
weaken the power Of the Sabbath over
the public conscience endangers the sta.
bllity Of our republican Institutions; the
business OF publishing and selling news
papers on the Sabbath Is in open violation
ot our State laws; therefore we respect.
fully request you to discontinue the pub.
lication Of newspapers on Sunday" ISSt
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-11-29
HARD TO BELIEVE.
a Story that Prohibitionidts Tricd to Dyna.
~ mite n Saloon A1an. = -.

A Story that Prohibittoniats Triod to Dyun.
i mite n Saloon Man. !2s,ss &
BuRaErTsrows, Pa, Nov. 2s.-Amonp
tho many means used as prohibition
agents, the most novel Ia that employed
in Hookstown, small village
in Beaver county. The tomper-
anco movement bas been Ior some
time in active services tbsre
and has centered It's fnrce upon the only
drug store, owned by Thomas Swearinpen
Upon opening his door this morning Mr
Swesringon was surprised to fiud "a pipce
OF gas pipe eight inches long on the door
step, while pinned on the door
was warning, stating that If he
didn't quit ae.ling the ardent, that ho m
would DO ''blowad up" Investigation m
proved that the ha,mlees looking or n,ns
was q dynamite bomb TO which had heen
attached fuse. The fuse had ham
touched and burned to the edge Of tho m
pipe, and had gone cut before transmittine
itB fire to the terrible combus,ible. ''",s'
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WET AND DRY.
Both Sides in AtlAuta Advocating a Union
= L for the I'M IN, mt ~ L

Both Sides In AtlRuta Advocating n Union
for the enforcement of Law,
New YoRK. Nov. 2S.-The "wet" and
tho "dry" editors Of the Atlanta Conetitu-
ton give their opinions to the world on
the suhjec. why Atlanta went "wes"
Mr. Evan P. Ho veil, the wet" editor
says: "The prohibition law had been tried
Tor two yearo, and it proved failure.
The Prohibitionists claim that it did not
have fair trial. The constant agitation
OF prohibition for years hos been the oaly
bad reault have noted 80 far ca 1t affects
the city. There were certainly large quau.
tities OF liquor brought into tho city oyery
day from neighboring citiae, and Tie large
msjority given for anti.prohibi.ion was
not only protest against the law, but
against the strife and bitterness engender.
ed in the frat campaign.
~ am certain that the conaervstiyemen
on both sides will come together and
throw around the retail sale Of LIQUOR sll
necessary restraints and that it will be-
better for tho city. Tho part the women
took In tn 9 election at the polls has been
greatly exaQeera!ed." t5rs:-g
Henry w. Grady, the "dry" editor,
says: .s55, IN sllE,
"rhe defeat Of prohibition was mt
unexpected. From fret to last tho negroes
were almost solidly against it. Much, Of
this was due to the influence of Yellow
stone Kit a rich and nhrewd medicine
vendor, worshipped by the negroes, who
spoke night after night at anti.meetings,
and was carried on the shoulders Of negro
men. The part taken in the campaign by
the ladies was not significant Prohibf.
ton was not beaten on it's merits. The
Law was too extreme, 1t being impossible
to get even medicinal or sacramental wine
without violating it. It's administration
has been often unwiae. Had it not been
for these things the undenisble good It
worked would have overcome even the
great negro majority against it. Atlanta
will not suffer seriously. The bar room
ss it existed, inHolent, political, corruptinp
and ruling is thing OF the past, S;.ll n
"a conference will be held to devise
q plan upon which tho people can unite,
Not the elishteas ill.feeling survives the
contest, which was without precedent in
vigor and aggression. A City Council Ia
to be elected on Dscember @. In fighting
for that the leaders Of the two factions
will probably unite on ticket Of the best
men in the city and will seek to elect II
by compact ol the conservative element
Of both sides. 1:2. "a n
s"The Constitution, which by reason OF a
division OF opinion among the proprietors
took no editorial position in the contest
will urge union Of the best elements d
both factions to control the situation"
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AT IT AGAIN.
The Anarchists Again Flooding Chicago
= with lima In r. EIxcnlu.. ----

Tho Anarchists Again Flooding Chicago
with Incendiary Circulars.
CHICAGO, Nov. 2S.-The Anarchists OF
this city have prepared a rabid circular
for distribution among the workinemen
here. 1t is headed with the single word
Eight" The circular denounces the
Ansrchists' trial aad execution, aud de.
clcren nothing but force will win. 1t
urges preparation" f,r the revolution.
whoever joins u.s." says the circular,
"must take the coraequsnceS upon him.
self, and must be ready to sacrifice every.
thing for the cause, even should 1t be his
life" IIIT~IT :
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-11-29
THE IsTELLlaENcEn Is favored with the

THE lSTELLlGgECEI Is favored with the
first number Of D:isnnik Polski, Of Mil
waukee, the only daily Polish paper in
the United States. Mr.. NJ. Krusza ia the
editor. In the very able salutstory We
find this striking paragraph:
Co zin zas tyczy s.osunku neezego do
tut'i.zj praey polskiej, TO eswiadczamy,
IL l.tzyc eie bedzlemy poWinnowactwen
we~net'znem 2 temi ezasopismami, ktore
postepujs pros.a droga rzeczy wiscie
wplywsja no oBgiste moralnosc sWych
czytclnlkow. ..}F...-ya
Theae nob!o sentiments iearlessly lived
up to canno! fail to bring euccca1. There
is shout this utterancs an earnest which
our roaden will he sure to admire.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-11-29
Prospective Riot In Tsxna-

Ell PAso, TEX. Nov. 2S.-At IL o'clock
to-day the day shift at the L! Paso smelt-
ing works went ont on a strike for higher
wages and to redress grisvsnceu. The
"dsy shift" consists of twenty Amor'cans
and eighty. Mer'caus. The company's
superintendent telephoned to tho city
for officers, and three deputy sher.
ifs and the city marshal went up.
Early this afternoon aome of tho Amerl.
can n!rlkers we're in the city and said thew
proposed to arm themselves and prevent
the works from starting unless their de.
mands were granted. The authorities ara
determined and II tho strikers altemnt
any violence they will be dealt with
vigorously. All is quiet tonight. ~.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-11-29
Havana Cigar Mon Strike.

HAVANA, Nov. 2s.-Ninsty.fvo cigar
factories here shut down to-day, owing to
the demands Of cearmakera for an in.
crease in wsgss. A committee appointed
BY the manufacturers will issue circular
tomorrow, inviting the operatives to name
q committee with view Of concliatinp
all interests involved. About 10000 men
nre thrown out Of employment by the
ehgt down. l{a n -.
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a CrRzy Wito NIprdarnr,

oHlcAa', Nov. 2s.-A Daily Msw,'
special from Logansport, Ind, says:
Chris. Pensoll, an er.Councilman and.a
respected citizsp, is in jail, charged with
nearly boating his wife to death. He
went homo drunk last night, upbiaided
his vile because she had many Of her folks
In tho house and finally beat her over the
head With wash bowl until 1t was broken.
One piece gt,uck her In tho neck and sev.
cred IN artery. 4 physiCian stopped tho
blood, bns he thinku the woman will yet
die. Some think Pepeell Is insane. .;,,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-11-29
Death Of a Giant.

CHICAGO, Nov. 2s.-John Peters, a giant
! feet 4 inches in height, will be buried
tomorrow. Ho died at the county hos.
pital yesterday afternoon. Peters was
only 81 yeara old and came to America
about year ago. He appeared at a
museum as the "Giant Policeman" There
wasn't bed big enough in the hospital
for the giant, busa wide one was selected,
the foot removed and a wooden extension
built to it, making a cot about nine feet
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-11-29
WIIEEIING VEST VA, 1857.
THE nAwsoN AFFAIR.
Interest Renewed by rho Publication Of q
Letter From OhArleA Iso. EltIl @


Letter From CHARLES Leo. 5Aa
CnicAoo, Nov. 2S.--Tho marital troubles
Of Bankor Stephen W. Rswson and his
vile arc once more brought to public at.
tentlon by the publication OF letter to
Mrs. Ra.son from her second husband,
Charles g. Ice. The letter reads: 5{3
t., ;, November 1s, 1887.
DEAR MADAMR:-I have just learned Of
your sad trouolee and writo to interfere
for the protection Of You and my child. A
clipping from the New York World mailed
to me states that your husband, Mr., Raw.
son, alleges that your marriage to
mo wRs illegal, and therefore our oil.
spring 10 illigitimate. That certainly
10 very cowardly thrust and cannot
conceive why Mr. R.wson should rosort
to auch method to blight the name OF a
nure and innocent q child like little Dot.
You certainly have tho cersitic ate Of the
Judge at New Orleann. where your divorce
from slaymaker was obtained. Tho rec.
ords ol Auguss, 1876, in tho Clerks office
OF Louiavllla will show that our marrlsge
license was regular. Had net been al.
dicted to habits too extremely conyivial, I
believe 1t wonld mover have bssn peces.
ssry for me to offer projection to my child
and ite mother in guarding their honor,
The purity OF your wifsly relation % me
during our welded career not only
entities you TO my protection bu. also
to tho sympathy OF the public whom
your character is aHsailed. My heart goes
out to Willie, whom Ilovod aad treated
Il believe he will sdmi: ~ as my own
child. Tell him for rue to besr up man.
fully and not 10 fear that OhicaRo Jury
will condemn him for protecting tho honor
and good nSmo Of his brother aud olstor.
Give my love 10 my dear little gill and toll
her her father lives to protect and shield
her with his life.'
Yours, truly, CHARLES G. LEE
Mrs. Rswson's attorney Gays Les is @
desperate man and hiuts tina. he may
como to Chicago and make IL warm for
the banker. Ho han not yet recovered
from the wound inflicted By R,lph vii.
liam Lee, his step.soE.
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MOSI'S TRIAL,
a witness who Is not nm Anarchist b.
mny Become One. Wi.

mny Become One.
New YORK, Nov. 2s.-The trial Of 10.
ham Most, the Anarchist, was resumed
to-day. The court room was thronged
and many women were present, but there
was G noticeable dininution in The glare
Of red ribbons and flowers displayed.
Frederick Hsr!inE, the first witneas called,
testified that he went into the eeloon in
tho rear OF which Moat was making bis
speech and, attracted by curiosity, went
into the meeting held, there. Ho said
Most did not use the violent language
charged against him. He had never seen
Most before and was not an Anarchist,
but might become one.
Hermann Strelits, a reporter formerly
on the Leader, and now on the Iolks Zei.
tun;, testified tina! he heard Moes's speech,
and that he began it with, Fellow Citi.
zsrs," not Brother Anarchists" az WAS
alleged. He said Most threatened no i'm.
mediate revenge, but sccueed Grinnell
and Gary as the murderers of the Obi.
cago Anarchists. He also accused Pow
derly and George OF their murder for
turning the knights OF Labor from the
Anarchists. The witness eaid Most spoke
in sorro1ful tone; every word "came
from his hsart and went to the heart"
The witneas aaid he WAS Socieliat and
that no did not believe God bothered
about such trlhing things ss perjury.
Guetave Stephen and Siegon Rosenweig
testified that they heard Most's speech
and that it did not contain the incsndiary
language alleged. The latter gaid be did
not know whether be was On Anarchist or
not, and did not exactly Enow what An
archy 10, although he had been studying
the subject for eight years. Hs teatifsd
that Dreyfus, tho reporter who testified
against Most, left tho meeting quarter of
an hour before it ended.
Most will testiiY tomorrow.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-11-29

PlrrsBuRaH, Nov. 2s 1t was formally
announced to-day tha: tho coke syndicate
was finally dissolved aud will not be re.
formed. It Is said the other firms refused
to give the Frick Company the terms
agreed to in tho syndicate agreement and
hence the rupture. Z 4, IS, 7T,,72
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-11-29

GALRNA, Ills, Nov. 2S.-One OF tho
richest leads of pure Galens ore over dis.
covered in Southern Wisconsin has Just
been struck OF jordan Centre, near Mon
roe, Iowa county, Wisconsin. The first
three days ten thousand pounds Of min
eral ore wore taken, out, including one
chunknweiShing 1900 pounds. a vas.
amount OF ore is in sight, and the fortunes
OF the owners, two men who have hereto
fore been poor, is iully assured. Several
other rich leads are said to havo been dis-
covered In that neighborhood Of late,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-11-29

The race ul the cities for the National
Republican Convention is thought to
stand in about this order: Chicago, Phi;s-
dolphin, ST. Louis, with big field punched
in tho rear. Oar own choice would bo
Chicago and Philadelphia. Chicago be.
cause 1t 10 summer resort, Philadelphia
because it hau plenty Of convenien! places
to resort to in summer.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-11-29
Our John L. In England,

LONDON, Nov. 2s.-Sullivan boxed three
rounds with Ashton before 5000 pereons
IN Westminster Aquarium this evening.
Sullivan was enthusiastically applaudei
amid the frequent cries OF eight, Smith"
Sullivan says he will arrange articles to-
morrow 10 Eight Mitchell within Eve days
after fnal settlement. He eays be will
soon knock Mitchell out,
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New YoRK, Nov. 2S-T. V. Powderly
is in the city collecting information to be
used by the knights Of Labor in their at.
tempt to induce tho Government TO ostab.
lsh telegraph system Of Its own, He
states that ho will officially ausEor all
charges OF reckless expenditure by the
General Executive Board during the last
year. His arrangements to visit Europe
aro complete. He expects to leave next
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-11-29

If you would enjoy your dinner end are
prevented by Dyspepsia, use Acker's Dys.
pepsia Tablets. They are a positive cure
Tor Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Flatulency and
Constipation. Wo guarantee thom. 25
and so cents. Logan 4 Co. 10. R, Goetze,
Q. Menkemiller, X. B. Burt and Borrio
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. :, uso It in every sick.room. Will Keen
toe atmosphere pure and wholeaoms re-.
moving oil bad odors from any sourco, N
viii destroy all Disease Germp. ;pfec.
ton from all Fevers, and oil OontaSloua
Dieegsea. r 81 VI III
Tho eminent phyolcian, J. Marion simp.
Il. D., New York, Gays: II am conyiuced
that Prof. Darbys Prophylac.ic Fluid ia a
most valuable diHinfectant." Mwpaw
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Those American u Dynami,er.,

LONDON, Nov. 2s.-Thomaa Cullan
formerly OF Lowell, Mass, and Michael
Harkins, OF Philadelphia, who were ar.
rested on November 81, on the charge Of
connection with dynamite conspiracy,
were taken to Bow atrest police court TO-
day Tor trial. They rode in the prison van
aad we're astended by policemen. Con-
stabies, with loaded revolvers, rode on tho
outside. Mr.. Poland, solicitor for the
treasury, detailed the facts which have
been collected againet the prisoners.
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Why 20 the Plymouth people rage?
Did they expec. Rev. Dr.. Parker to come
over snd eulogizs their late idol at his own
sxpeuse? The good man admito, what is
no disgrace, that he received $500. But
hs had to supply hi: pulpit for tive weeks
at, cay, q lump coat Of s25. Thon there
was passage across, SIS and passage back
s25. Incdoutaia would easily cot up tho
remainder, to cay nothing OF being obliged
to 90 West to Rea tho country.
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A Young Lud,'s Attempted ,.,l,, su,e

BOWLING GREEN, Kr:, Nov, aS.-Ida
Winsuaki, o young lady who was EN-.
ployed as housekeeper by John Rowe,
three miles from this city, attempted sui.
eide by shooting herselt in tho breast with
a Derrlngsr Of 4l.calibre. The ball went
entirely through her body, and was cut
out from under the skin Of tho left side OF
the buck. She was in love with John
Rowe, who was recently shot iu Texas
and brought home. Young Rowe had
recovered from his wounds and was sbcut
to return to Texas. 1t is aaid abs told
him she would never GEO him lesveg again
for Texas, and laid down acrcss q lonnpr
and fred the pistol OF her breast. s1i..', ,s'e
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A NEWSPAPER which should know bet-
ter says the Senate must take prompt
action on The Gaze Of Jones, Of Florida,
aud the vacancy must ba filled. Jones
and his term were out laat March and the
Florida Legislature chose successor. Up
to that time the distinguished absentee
drew his unlary j1st gs though he had been
in bis seat going through the forms Of
earning hia pay. They are easy about
theao thinrs in Washington.
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A Big Blaze,

INDEPENDENCE, Mo-, Nov. 2S. 2S.-PIobably
the most disastrous FIRE that ever occurred
in this section vas that which caugcd the
total destruction Of the pGlat;al residence
OF the Hon. William Chrisnan, this m morn-
Ing The house WAS one OF tho finest resI
dences in the State. Loss $4,000, par
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Why Cox md sheeh, uavo Eyua .d Arre,t

Why Cox md sheeh, Havo Evuded Arrest.
DUBLIN, Nov. 2S.-Nr. John Dillon
writes that 1t is owing to his urgent re.
quest that Messrs. Cox and sheehy, mem.
bers Of Parliament, have been evsdipp
arrest since the warrants were issued lot
them.. He Gays that both Of those gentle.
men have given valuable assistance in
combining the tensnts to demand reduced
ratec .rar -
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IT Ia reasonably certain that the person
who has been annoying DR.. Mason with
obscOre letters 10 also tho porson who
sent the ccntrivGnce received by him yes.
terlay. Whsther tho thing lie or Ia not
an Internal machine, II tho United States
olCera get their hands on him he will
winh he had not amused himself in that
way. 1t 10 much to be hoped thrt the
offender nav he can1bt. 4
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-11-29

ST. LOUIS nas ei,csrd new School
Board including four directors at large
who vent in platform iavoring tho abol-
iBhment OF GeymGn in the public schools.
The ground taken by'the directors.elect is
that bu! one language should be taught in
the achools and thas tho English.
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a Unlu Celebration.

CHICAGO, Nov. 2s,-A Daily Mtr. spe.
cial from Dubuque nays: Everything is
in readiness for tho celebration Of the
opening Of the new high b,ldge across the
Mississippi river tomorrow. Reports
from tho outside indicate the attendance
will be large. Tho weather is cold, the
mercury ranging from four to six degrees.
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TuE terribly destructive explosion Of
ho..wSter boiler In St. Louis hotol will
not attract 30 much attention as though
tho damage had bson done by natural
gas explosion. The ftcaka Of tho neglect
ed ho,.wstor boiler arc OF q more familiar
character .. l. .a
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-11-29

An inevsfent correspondent nuggeBts
that tho Car has bssn buncoed in the
matter Of tho alleged Bismarck lot.ers and
iclegrams. We should be less surprised
to learn that Hia Autocratness has all
along been on the inside Of tho clever
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